Asparagus,spinach and fromage frais "pancakes"

I was browsing thru my Yotam Ottolenghi"s Plenty cookbook today and I got inspired by his chard and saffron omelettes ( p 142 ) so I adapted those a little to what I had in the fridge and made a healthier version.

So here we go "pancakes" with asparagus, spinach and fromage frais :
4 free-range large eggs
1 tbsp of fresh chopped dill
1 tbsp of fresh chopped flat leaf parsley
60-70 ml of skimmed milk
salt
pepper

For the filling I used
6-8 long asparagus tips
2 handfulls of baby leaf spinach
2 full tbsp of 0% fromage frais

You mix the eggs with the herbs and the condiments add the milk and the mix is ready. I dont add flour as I want to keep mine less caloric even suitable for the phase 1 of the Montignac diet but if you want you can add like 2 tbsp of it at the beginning ( when u want to make pancakes always start with the dry ingredients ). You heat a large pan spray some oil and cook 2 large pancakes . I covered the pan with a lid so I didnt have to cook it on the other side. After cooking you put the pancakes on a grease proof paper and you let them chill.

Meanwhile you steam the asparagus and the baby leaf spinach and let them chill as well. When everything is about room temperature you take the pancakes and start filling them individually with a good spoon of cold fromage frais gently covering the whole surface of the pancake. In the middle you add the asparagus tips and on top of that some baby leaf spinach and start folding it like a burrito .

I served this cold but u might as well cook them in the oven on a grease proof paper at 170 degrees Celcius for 5-8 minutes.
Since I served it cold ( it lowers the GI ) I added grilled peppers, aubergines and artichokes as a cold side dish with some lettuce salad ( Plenty cookbook p 146) and 2 raw almond crackers topped with some olive cold mezze paste.

If you can't plan ahead to grill the vegetables you can just buy them from the supermarket. You will find them stored in jars in olive oil just pay attention on which brand you use as they tend to have wheat , a lot of starches and sugar in those jars.

So this is it a healthy breakfast / brunch/ lunch . Enjoy